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What is Ask A Banker? How Hawaii residents can improve their financial well-being
KHON 2’s Wake Up Today is launching a new segment with First Hawaiian Bank called Ask a Banker, where bank representatives will offer guidance and information for Hawaii residents seeking financial advice.
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Gov. Green pursuing tax break roll back for upper class
“So what it really looks like is we bring $1.8 billion back into our tax economy, and then we put $600 million over to those who need it the most. That balances the budget.”
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Hearing begins to determine if poisoning suspect will stand trial for murder
Prosecutors began calling evidence Monday to determine if a Calgary-area man will stand trial for murder in a fatal poisoning. Read More
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‘AI summary’: Calgary councillor blasts independent panel review of 2024 feeder main break
Going against the grain of some of her colleagues, Ward 2 Coun. Jennifer Wyness is criticizing the recent independent review into the 2024 Bearspaw south feeder main’s rupture, calling the report the equivalent of a $2-million “AI summary” of other work that was commissioned after that incident. Read More
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A tribute to Tom Waits, cabaret, puppets and a One Yellow Rabbit favourite on deck for first week of the High Performance Rodeo
The first week of the 40th annual One Yellow Rabbit High Performance Rodeo has everything from actors, singers, dancers and musicians to puppets. Read More
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“There will not be monopoly”: HMSA, Hawaii Pacific Health address concerns over proposed partnership
“There will not be monopoly”
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AARP Hawaii wants you to exercise your mind, body in 2026 via free monthly webinars
In 2026, AARP Hawaii is offering free monthly webinars on exercising your mind as well as your body.
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Episode 40 dazzles at Kīlauea summit marking first eruption of 2026
After a break in eruptions at Kīlauea since the start of the year, the first fountaining of 2026 burned brightly the morning of Jan. 12. The United States Geological Survey reported episode 40 of fiery lava fountaining began in Halemaʻumaʻu at 8:22 a.m.
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Wind warning issued for southern Alberta Monday, up to 120 kilometres an hour
Environment and Climate Change Canada issued wind warnings Monday morning for the Lethbridge and Pincher Creek areas. Read More
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Your letters: Good time to rethink water use
With the most recent break in the Bearspaw water line, I wonder whether there is an opportunity to review additional redundancies in the system. Read More